Snowhaven Paperpack & Complements

Here is our January project for our 

monthly scrap night at my house.

Maybe you'll use it for your Christmas pictures.

Maybe you had some big adventures in the snow.

Maybe you'll plan to highlight how you snuggle 

during this cold weather.

Whatever you put in it, it'll look great.

I know; there are tons of spots for pictures.  

But who says every spot needs a picture?

Some spots can use journaling, 

anecdotes or just the date & place.

So don't let yourself get overwhelmed by 

14 - yes, fourteen - spots for pics.  

You can use them for all the great photos 

you took of the holiday season.  

(If you're one of those girls, 

I admire you but am not in your league.) 

... 

Or you can just write little snippets and 

admire your beautiful layout with 

just a couple photos you remembered to take.

(That's if you're like me and always forget to 

grab your camera during the festivities.)

scrapbooker, schmackbooker

shame, shame on me

                 

     Here's the paper pack with                                     The matching embellishments.

     12 pieces of paper for $9.95                                  They're thick & sturdy for $4.95

(6 cardstock and 6 background & texture)        

                                                                                        

You can shop right from this blog by clicking on the "SHOP" spot up above.  Type in Snowhaven in the search window. Or you can place an order with me, but try to do it with plenty of time for it to arrive in time for our gathering ~ a week normally is a good gauge. But two weeks is even better. 

Happy Holidays with attitude

Welcome along this latest hop with creations by  Close to My Heart consultants showcasing the wonderful things in our current catalog.

If you've landed here from Debbie Andrew's blog, you're hopping along in order.  

I can't get enough of our Base & Bling line.  So why not put it to use for Christmas?  For a festive necklace, I used the square pendant and put inside the face of a familiar fellow that I cut from our Yuletide sticker sheets.

In this one, Santa got a little more bling and was ready for the tree.

But it can get more personal than that.  

Why not make a tradition of creating a special ornament of each member of the family each year? The kids change so much in just one year that it would be a beautiful way to watch them grow up. (sigh)

Yes, Angela, you probably noticed R2D2 behind McCade.  Our families are cut from the same cloth, my friend.

Now, let's hop over to Melinda's blog where she's sure to impress. She always does.